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Evening Star, Issue 19290, 1 July 1926, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS. . i THE PAVLOVA SEASON.. MATINEE ABANDONED. As it is the intention of Anna Pavlova to .appear in the Two Big Feature Ballets on Saturday Night— 1 Chopiniana’ and •Autumn Leaves ’ —the Management has decided to cancel the Matinee announce! for Saturday Afternoon. Thotse who ftiave already reserved seats for the Matinee may have their money refunded or their tickets exchanged for ono of the evening performances. THE INCOMPARABLE PAVLOVA. Desperate weather did not prevent a very large audience last night from enjoying the wonderful genius of Anna Pavlova, and the enthusiasm that followed each ballot and dance was even greater than that expressed on Tuesday evening. TO-NIGHT—THURSDAY—TO-NIGHT. COMPLETE CHANGE OP PROGRAMME, Including the big feature ballets, ‘ Amarilla 1 and ■Egyptian Ballet,’ in both of which tho genius of Anna Pavlova is expressed at its best. BOOKING ARRANGEMENTS. £1 Is Seals may be Reserved at The, Bristol Pia no Co.’s from 9 o’clock This Morning, and 12s 6d Reservations for To-night only may be selected from 11 o’clock. JJIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE (Proprietors, Sir Benjamin and Mr John Fuller). Direction J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD, THE INCOMPARABLE PAVLOVA. TO-NIOHT-AT 8-TO-NIGHT, And for the Two Following Evenings. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Have the honor to Announce tho Most Brilliant and Most Gigantic Attraction it has ever been their Privilege to present, ANNA PAVLOVA, PAVLOVA, PAVLOVA, PAVLOVA, PAVLOVA, PAVLOVA, PAVLOVA, PAVLOVA, THE GREATEST DANCER THE WORLD HAS EVER KNOWN OR WILL EVER KNOW. Supported by LAURENT NOVIKOFF And the Entire London and Pans Organisation, Comprising 50--Artists—so. GRAND OPERATIC ORCHESTRA, Under the Conductorship of LUCIEN WURMSER. TO-NIGHT’S PROGRAMME, TO-NIGHT’S PROGRAMME, Which will also be presented To-morrow Evening, WILL INCLUDE: 1 AMARILLA,’ I AMARILLA,’ A Beautiful Ballet in Ono Act. ' ANNA PAVLOVA ANNA PAVLOVA As AMARILLA, Together with LAURENT NOVIKOFF And BALLET RUSSE, Also, 1 EGYPTIAN BALLET.’ 1 EGYPTIAN BALLET.’ ANNA PAVLOVA, ANNA PAVLOVA, Supported by LAURENT NOVIKOFF And BALLET RUSSE. DIVERTISSEMENTS, Including— RONDINA ANNA PAVLOVA CHRISTMAS. ANNA PAVLOVA ami LA UR 1 ENT NOVIKOFF. Also, Messrs Zalewski, Varziuski, Pinnowski, Domoslavski, OBKRTASS. Miles Faucheux, D’Arcy, Burk, Nikitina, and Gems; also Messrs Yorxinski, Zalewski, HiteJiius Domoslavski, and SergeefF. HOLLANDE DANCE. Mile Mather and Mr Markowski. CHANDAS. Mile Stuart and Mr Varzim-ki. PASTORALE. Mile Stuart and Mr Dolinoff. PIZZICATO. MlDs Rogers, Elkiugton, Mather, Nichols, and Crofton. Bov Plans at the Bristol; Day Sales at the Geyser. PRICES; Dress Cirele and Front .Stalls (.Reserved) LI Is Dress Circle and Front Stalls at tho doors 12s 6d Early Door Stalls IPs Cd Late Door Slabs 7s 61 Early Door Pit 5s Od Late. Door Pit As Od All Prices Pius Amusement Tax. FINAL PROGRAMME, SATURDAY NEXT. Business Manager C. BONNER WANT EDS. WANTED Known—July Crockery Bale, i Southern Hardware, Cargill’s Corner; two of our many bargains: -(.-dozen English Cups and Rancors tor 2s 9d: {- dozen largo White-Gold tipped English Gups and Saucers, 4a 6tl. w sizes; ware. NTEI). Dinncrware, at July Bale prices; small and largo Pialos - , all genuine reductions. —Southern HanlW ANTED. —Another notable bargain at our July Bale: j-dozen genuine Firth Stainless Dessert Knives for 12s 6(1; wo our value in Stainless Spoons, Forks, Knives; bargains that mean money saved. At Southern Hardware. WANTED.— This week wo offer best Rubber Hot Water Bags, 6s 9d, Is 9d. 8s 9d.- Southern ll.ardwaro Stores. ANTED Sr II or Let, Two new modov i, r-u.my Bungalows, close terminus; absolute bargain.—4o9 South road. ANTED?ibn-cnlslo Deliver from firm by reliable Man, with motor van.— 7, 1 Stn.i.' ANTEDTYicepi ng Varturr, with £3O, Parcel Deliver’.- Business; urgent,—s, • Star.’ educational. LADY Hinging Teacher (thoroughly qualified) has Vacancies for Pupils, evenings; £1 15s quarter.—Vocal, 974, ‘Star’ Office. A WAN AN Steel Guitar, Ukulele, Banjo, Mandolin, Violin. J. 11. Hutton. 207 George street. OUNti Ladv (Maori Hill) would take Pupils F.loculion and Voire Production; terms moderate.- 882, , Slar.’ RAILWAY NOTIFICATIONS. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. COMMENCING on SATURDAY, 3rd > July, 1923, the 8.52 a.m. DunedinOainaru Train will Stop at Port Chalmers Upper to set down passengers. On SATURDAY, 3rd July, and each subsequent Saturday until further notice, tho 2.57 p.m. Duucd'in-Oamaru Train will Stop at Michie’s Crossing (between Purakanui and AVaitati) to set down passengers. WANTED Known—That Billheads, Circulars, Cards, Programmes, and General Printing of every description are executed at. tho ’Evening Star’ Office at Moderate Prices.